When the temperatures begin to rise outside, it is a challenge to figure out how to keep kids active and moving safely in the heat. The number one priority is hydration. Studies show that hydrating prior to being outside in the heat is the most important thing you can do when the temperatures start to get warm. Here are some other ideas for some fun in the hot summer sun!…

It all began in June of 1993, when I was asked to present at the Georgia AAHPERD Summer Institute for physical education teachers.  Since that first workshop, I have had the privilege and honor to work with teachers, administrators, and students, at conventions and conferences, in public schools, day care centers,…

The University of Southern Mississippi would like to announce their Master’s in Human Performance: Physical Education Emphasis is now offered fully online.

The degree program was created to allow teachers to enroll in online classes while continuing to teach in their own classroom.

Additional information can be found at:…

I have a strong interest in brain compatible learning as well as content literacy and have developed a series of rhymes and poems for teaching and learning in physical education.  With Valentine's Day around the corner I thought it would be appropriate to share this one so that others might share it with their students.

Yours for healthy & active children,

Liz Giles-Brown

Thank-You Cardios

Thank you, thank you, thank you:

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